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There are good sources on this, like Matt Levine's column "Money Stuff" at Bloomberg.

[I just imagine a finance guy after Heartbleed or Stuxnet complaining "woe betide me, the IT coverage on CNN and Foxnews is so bad... I wish there were trusted channels to discuss these, you know, hacker news!"...]

Yes, a meta system that would have the best channels available per topic (HN, Money Stuff, The Aviation Herald/PPRUNE, etc.) would be great, but I imagine it would pretty soon be exploited and overrun... Maybe it has advantages that they are generally somewhat out of the limelight?



If the good leaders aren't exploitable, and they maintain unique channels of gaining momentum and attention - say via word of mouth or succeeding at gaining attention in the news or good at piggybacking on existing amplification systems (e.g. Andrew Yang running as a Democratic, otherwise would have run as Independent, due to understanding the duopoly and mainstream media's amplification of only those two main narratives), eventually the best leaders will outshine whatever bullshit takeover and noise pollution that may try to overtake the system; that still doesn't mean there won't be attempts for manipulation and narrative capture, suppression tactics used, etc.




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